Way to go, Dave!
We had the same kind of perfect day here in East Tennessee...first day I
wore long pants and a long-sleeved shirt to the course since last spring. After
a "stiff" start and bogies on two of the first three holes, I got it going
pretty well, too. You got me by two shots, though.
There is something about playing with a son, or your dad, that
is special. Played my dad in the Club Championship finals once and with him in
the Member-Guest finals twice. Never enjoyed tournament rounds anymore than
those. Now, I get to play with my boys about half a dozen times a year. Doesn't
really matter how well they play, or I play, it's just feels good to
do a "family" kind of thing once in a while. Don't even mind it when they
out-hit me by 50 yards. :-)
I had my most perfect round in 1999. It was the first and only round in my
life that I hit every fairway and every green in regulation and finished with a
4-under 68. I had four or five 65's in my younger years, but none of those was
as perfect a round, or on as difficult a course. Haven't come close, since.
Bernie
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Tutelman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 9:44 PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: To All Of You
> >OK, Dave. Give it up. Let's have the number.
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> It was a 75. In one round, my index has dropped from 13.3 to 12.2.
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> It was also interesting spending 8 holes "in the zone". From #8 through
> #15, I was four under -- 4 pars and 4 birdies.
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> Interesting coincidence: I was playing with my son. The third guy in our
> group was added by the starter; never met him before. On the 11th hole, he
> mentioned that it has been a few years since he played golf with his son;
> the son moved to California three years ago. We started talking about what
> his son was doing, and it sounded familiar. Turned out I played golf with
> his son in last February when I visited my mother in Coronado -- that was
> another "starter's foursome".
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> Cheers!
> DaveT
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